Quote by Abraham Lincoln

I am not concerned that you have fallen -- I am concerned that you arise.

I am not concerned that you have fallen -- I am concerned th

Summary

This quote emphasizes the perspective towards failure and the importance of resilience. It suggests that the speaker is not bothered by someone's fall or mistake, but rather focuses on how they respond and recover from it. The quote underscores the significance of getting back up after facing setbacks, as it is the process of rising and learning from failure that truly matters. It conveys the idea that resilience and determination towards forward progress are essential traits in overcoming obstacles and achieving success.

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Failure Perseverance

By Abraham Lincoln

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